Calvin Goldscheider (Ph.D., 1964) is a professor in the Department of Sociology and in the Program in Judaic Studies, Brown University and a Faculty Associate of the Population Studies and Training Center.

• Part I: Internal Migration–Types, Stratification, and Assimilation 1. Metropolitan Migration in Developed Countries: A Cross-National Data Base 2. Migration and Job Mobility: Some Contemporary Lessons from Sidney Goldstein's Patterns of Mobility 3. Circulation as a Drought-coping Strategy in Rural Mali 4. Town Residents and Rural-Town Migration in Inner Mongolia, People's Republic of China 5. Ethnic Inequality and Social Structural Assimilation: The Xinjiang Autonomous Region of China Part II: International Migration and Redistribution Polices 6. Circular Mobility, Migrant Communities, and Policy Restrictions: Unauthorized Flows from Mexico 7. Sudanese Emigration to Saudi Arabia: Partial Modernization and Development Bureaucratization 8. Challenges Confronting South Africa's Separate Development: The Legacy of Segregation and Displaced Urbanization 9. Population Redistribution and State Policies: A Brazilian Perspective 10. International Migration: Issues and Research Needs Part III: Population Composition and Structure 11. The Demographic Development of the Soviet Nationalities: Post Mortem 12. A Regional Shift in Population: Explaining Post-World War II Trends and Projections Influencing the Industrial Belt of the U.S. 13. Population Aging in Japan